Changing Oracle's JVM

Oracle 8i version 8.1.5 personal edition, uses a JVM called
Aurora JVM. Is it possible for me to configure oracle to use
Sun's implementation instead of Aurora?

Look at Note:373601.1 on metalink
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The Oracle JRockit JVM is not supported by SAP JCo 3.0.5.

Hello all,
I am preparing our new Oracle Fusion Middleware platforms. So far we have been running BPEL 10.1.3.4.0 and we are going to build the 11g platform (WLS and SOA suite) in parallel.
I have already installed WLS Server 10.3.3 and then SOA Suite + the SOA patchset bu selecting always Jrockit_160_17_R28.0.0-679.
Now I am abaout to install the adapters and I red in the documentation
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E14571_01/doc.1111/e17054/intro.htm
For supported JVM information that corresponds to each operating system, see the SAP Note #1077727 in the SAP Service Marketplace.
Note:
The Oracle JRockit JVM is not supported by SAP JCo 3.0.5.
Is anybody aware of this? If it is valid, how could I achieve not to re-installa everything from scratch and select SUN JVM?
Could I for example create a new Managed Server where I will explicity select SUN JVM to be installed for this instance?
Best Regards,
Loukas Rougkalas

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Svrmgrl connect internal fails after changing oracle os user passwd on 8.06

Hello,
I've this problem.
I've installed oracle rdbms 8.0.6 on HP-UX 10.20.
I've choosen o.s. authentication system with password file.
In the password file I set the password of the os user oracle which owns installation.
In first time svrmgrl connect internal looks good.
But when I've changed oracle os user password, and i retry to do connect internal
I receive the following message:
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Password:
Password:
ORA-01031: insufficient privileges
I've tried to reset the password to the old one, but it's unuseful
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In the password file I set the password of the os
user oracle which owns installation.The Password for the password file is supposed to be the SYS password and not OS User oracle which owns installation.
I do not think the Oracle OS user password change is the problem. When you alter SYS password using the alter user command, it should change the password file automatically.
Try
SVRMGR> connect sys/sys_password as see whether it works. If it does not, then check other issues.

Change ORACLE HOME NAME

Can we change ORACLE HOME NAME(not oracle_home path) in oracle?
If yes please let me know.
Thanks in advance,

You can change this in windows from regedit HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORACLE\KEY_<ORACLE_HOME_NAME> and linux export ORACLE_HOME_NAME=<new name>
see http://www.lazydba.com/oracle/0__153979.html

Oracle's JVM Timezone x sessiontimezone x dbtimezone (how would they match?)

hello all,
I wonder if Oracle's JVM gets its default timezone from Oracle's timezone ... and if it does.. would it get from dbtimezone or sessiontimezone?
how would I alter dbtimzone to test if this works out?
thanks for now
Rodrigo

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I wonder if Oracle's JVM gets its default timezone from Oracle's timezone ... and if it does.. would it get from dbtimezone or sessiontimezone?
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Ora-01466 unable to read data table definition has changed oracle.

hi all,
i truncated a table before 10 min. now i want the data's so i used this query ;
select *
from ( select *
from sometable where some_condition )
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""" ora-01466 unable to read data table definition has changed oracle"""";
how to get the deleted records from database????????????
Edited by: 887268 on Oct 24, 2011 4:02 AM

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Text:   unable to read data -- object definition has changed
Cause: This is a time-based read consistency error for a database object,
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        a creation time-stamp in the future, ensure the system time is set
        correctly.
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Change oracle time and timezone

Hi..
I have a few question on oracle time, the question are:-
How to change oracle time ?
How to change oracle timezone setting ?
Is it we have to reboot the system after the changes ?
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Baharin

Hi..
This is my oracle time using command line :-
sqlplusSQL*Plus: Release 10.2.0.3.0 - Production on Wed Apr 14 16:10:00 2010
Copyright (c) 1982, 2006, Oracle. All Rights Reserved.
Enter user-name:
Enter password:
Connected to:
Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.3.0 - 64bit Production
With the Partitioning, OLAP and Data Mining options
SQL> select systimestamp from dual;
SYSTIMESTAMP
14-APR-10 04.10.12.422951 PM +08:00
But, when i run the same command using SQL developer, its display different time:-
SQL> select systimestamp from dual;
14-APR-10 05.10.12.422951 PM +09:00
Why it is different ?.
This is my OS time:-
nv2am:/acec/nv2am/data> date
Wed Apr 14 16:09:15 PST 2010
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Change Oracle Name

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How can change Oracle Listener ownership account?

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Using alter user to change oracle password for logged in web user on XE

Hi All
I'm building an app using the pl/sql web toolkit on XE (installed on Win XP Pro SP2). (I'm not using the APEX front-end).
I'm using basic authentication and oracle database user accounts, and when a user registers for the first time I create them an oracle user account with dynamic sql, followed by some initial setup stuff, and they then log in with it.
All fine so far.
However I want to allow the user to change their oracle password as part of maintaining their user details. I've done this in the past using the web toolkit and Oracle 9i and it has worked fine using dynamic sql.
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For example, if I create the following procedure in the schema aligned to the DAD which holds my application and then run it from a browser (IE or Firefox) then the
Browser and the db just hangs - not even an error message:
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v_stmt varchar2(300);
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HTP.htmlClose;
END;
If I run the same statement in SQL*plus it's fine, and if I run the same proc for a different user then it's fine too.
I'm sure it's something to do with trying to change the credentials of the currently logged in user, but I would at least have expected an error message.
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Thanks
Steve

Hi g.myers
Thanks for your response.
Sorry, yes, bad turn of phrase there. It's not the entire db that hangs. The web browser (either IE or FF) hangs, and if I look at v$session at this point, I can see that the user STATUS=ACTIVE and the STATE=WAITING.
I should also point out that I am using standard Oracle users as users of the application, (e.g. create a new user account called TESTER1). These users are then granted the appropriate privileges on the owning schema in order to run the app, access the tables etc.
Therefore it is the user account (e.g. TESTER1) that is running the password change procedure that is owned by the SYS schema. (However again, this is the exact code and method that I've used in the past and it has worked fine).
If I leave the browser hanging long enough, it will eventually return with the following error:
Proxy Error
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Reason: Error reading from remote server
cheers
Steve

Crystal Reports: How to change Oracle OLE DB server at runtime

Post Author: dvlasman
CA Forum: Data Connectivity and SQL
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Could not login as sysdba after changing oracle sid

I am using Oracle 10g on Windows. I am getting errors while performing cloning of database from cold backup ( just for leaning purpose).
The problem is that when i set the ORACLE_SID=ORCL, then i can get login as sysdba but when i change the ORACLE_SID=clone, i get following error:
ERROR:
ORA-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error
Also, I have created the password file using the following command:
orapwd file=D:\ORACLE\product\10.2.0\db_1\database\PWDclone.ora password=xxxx

Moazzam wrote:
I am using Oracle 10g on Windows. I am getting errors while performing cloning of database from cold backup ( just for leaning purpose).
The problem is that when i set the ORACLE_SID=ORCL, then i can get login as sysdba but when i change the ORACLE_SID=clone, i get following error:
ERROR:
ORA-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error
Also, I have created the password file using the following command:
orapwd file=D:\ORACLE\product\10.2.0\db_1\database\PWDclone.ora password=xxxxtry this,
oradim -new -sid clone -intpwd oracle
and login

Changing oracle file permission with ftp / sql

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I've configure webdav to browse my /i folder.
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Re-config of ssh fails after changing Oracle Home while installing RAC

Hi,
Red Hat Linux 5
Oracle 10.2.0.1 RAC installation
While installing Oracle RAC under ORACLE user we are Configuring ssh for the first time works fine. If any changes done (Eg: i changed the home path of oracle user), then the ssh configuration will prompt for password no matter how many times you reconfigure the ssh.
I have created another OS user orclusr instead of oracle to over come this issue
Have any one came across this situation or finds a solution, please reply back.
Regards
hari
Edited by: hariharan.thyagarajan on Apr 8, 2010 12:33 PM

hariharan.thyagarajan wrote:
Hi,
One of the most important reasons for building Real Application Clusters is stability.
Changing the Oracle Home, after the cluster is built is about 180 degrees counter to this philosophy.
I agree with this but we face the error while installing oracle cluster
here is my scenario:
create oracle user on both the nodes(rac1,rac2):
1) my first oracle home - /home/oraclePart of thinking these things through before proceeding is to recognize that the concept of ORACLE_HOME is not the same as the $HOME directory for the OS user who happens to be named "oracle".
Since you appear to be still in the process of building this system, I'd suggest you go back to square one while you can.
2) configure ssh on both the nodes
3) due to sapce constraint in /home mount point we changed the oracle home to /oracle
4) so my new oracle home is /oracle
5) re-configuring of ssh is working fine, no error's
6) but if i issue the below command ssg date rac2 it prompts for password why ?
Any possibility to over come this issue ?
Regards
hari
Edited by: hariharan.thyagarajan on Apr 8, 2010 1:14 PM

How to keep your forum Userid when changing Oracle SSO accounts?

I have one SSO account which is linked to my forum user TimW. Does anyone know how I can move this forum account to another Oracle SSO account without changing the forum handle or losing any of the post history?
Thanks
Tim

Thanks for the advice. But I already have another SSO account. The old one is linked to my account in this forum and the new one is linked to all sorts of other stuff, like MoS etc! I can't change the name of the old SSO account as the system says the new address already exisits. I guess my only options are a) to delete the new account and then change the old one, or b) stick with both accounts. Unless you have any other suggestions ....
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